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New 'SimCity' tries to link with schools
Who wants to build a beta city? The final version of EA's long-awaited followup to its city-building classic, SimCity, goes live today in North America.
A middle school student, for example, might learn more from writing an essay about creating a successful business district in "SimCity" than just listening "to a teacher standing in front of the class, in front of a white board, trying to explain taxes
Jeff's got some problems with his city, and I'm not talking about the nuclear waste next to city hall.
I'm not into video games, and my experience has been near zero since high school, but I'm excited about SimCity 2013 coming out tomorrow. I think my excitement comes from one part nostalgia and one part GlassBox — the
SimCity, Diablo III and every other single-player based brand out there has no business adopting always-on DRM, and I really hope that Polygon's numerical review reversal will wake up enough people to let them know that always-on DRM needs to become
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